# RGB-D Photo / Video

RGB-D images and videos are assets that have color data on one side of the image, and depth data on the other side.

Examples of RGB-D images and videos are available for download below: 

{% embed url="<https://blocks.glass/bryanlkg/8956?animate=true&theme=dark>" %}
Check out [Blocks ](https://blocks.glass)and convert any image into a hologram in seconds!
{% endembed %}

{% file src="<https://content.gitbook.com/content/PuCaeVAli72TiclYlEG5/blobs/1r4xopPMgxNAx3BfuHyV/christmas2020-Record3D.mp4>" %}
Decorate a Christmas tree with our CEO and Co-founder Shawn's family
{% endfile %}

### Import into Looking Glass Studio <a href="#import-into-holoplay-studio" id="import-into-holoplay-studio"></a>

To import RGB-D images or videos into Looking Glass Studio you can:&#x20;

* Drag and drop the file into Looking Glass Studio, then select the *RGB-D Photo/Video* option.&#x20;

or

* Select the "Add Hologram" tab and click anywhere on the panel. This will open a File Explorer or Finder window where you can select the images(s) or video(s) you want to import.&#x20;

### Editing with the Properties Panel <a href="#editing-with-the-properties-panel" id="editing-with-the-properties-panel"></a>

* **Depthiness** changes how depthy or flat the hologram appears
* **Focus** changes the focal plane of the hologram
* **Depth Position** describes which half of the image contains the depth information
* **Chroma Depth**, when selected, uses chroma (instead of grayscale) as the depth data
* **Depth Inversion**, when selected, inverts the depth of the image
* To pan and zoom, place your cursor in the Looking Glass window and scroll up or down to **Zoom**, and click and drag to **Pan**


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